1. Sternotomy and Intrathoracic Omentum: Two Procedures, Two Innovators, and the River That Runs Through It — A Brief History 
Jan J. van Wingerden, MBChB (UP), FCS (SA) 
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2. Fig 1 Herbert M. N. Milton (1856–1921).
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3. Fig 2 Harris B. Shumacker, Jr (1908–2009).
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4. Fig 3
Ormand C. Julian (1913–1987).
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5. Fig 4 Laurence F. O’Shaughnessy (1900–1940).
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6. Fig 5
Otto Lanz (1865–1935).
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7. Fig 6 O’Shaughnessy’s illustration of a cardio-omentopexy.
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